The Augusta herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1914-current, July 27, 1914, Home Edition, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSPEC IAC NUMBER ALBION KAOLIN COMPANY C. B. LAMAR,, President. One of Augusta’s Enterprises Not Often in Public Print, But a Factor in Its Unbuilding. J _ I J SB&[E_ ■ ...-<*...'Skw.;.., -■ ■ • ■■■■■■ In| | | niumuuuuu ( L umum tLI There Are Very Few People in Augusta and Even Further Who Know That Within This Territory There is a Mine From which is Produced Material for the Manufacture of the Substance of the Paper Upon which This Advertisement is Printed. - I The plant of the Albion Kaolin Company is located 17 miles from Augusta and occupies 1,000 acres of ground. It is the largest Kaolin mine in the world. Now covers *4 mile* an d can be extended I*4 miles more in face. This Clay has more retaining qualities than any other Kaolin Clay mined in this country. Gives paper a fine smooth finish. Enough Clay in present mine to supply country at present rate of consumption for a hundred years. The company was founded by C. B. Lamar, president, who was connected with the South Carolina Institution previous to his coming to Augusta. His photograph, as well as those of L. C. Hayne, vice president, J. C. Lamar, secretary, and H. H. Claussen, director, appear on another page. 1759 A, VIEWS OF THE ALBION KAOLIN MINE RESIDENCE OF MR. CAL B. LAMAR, PRESIDENT THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA. GA. L. C. HAYNE, Vice President. Albion Kaolin Clay is Shipped to All Parts of North America It is Used Par ticularly For Making of Paper, China Ware and Clay-Pottery Articles, Etc. W; : ; -« IvX A- *..-. . • *[':£■ *' r sm. mm ' ; %. * <y « ' X- ■ ’• HHiiM . I >'^- y - 1 t ,' >•> > '< \ VIEWS OF THE ALBION KAOLIN MINE VIEWS OF THE ALBION KAOLIN MINE J. C. LAMAR, Secretary. “AuSUSTA IN 1914*